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Wolo 310-2T Low Tone Horn 12V 115dB
A 12 V electric horn delivers 115 dB low-tone output for cars, trucks and vans
- Low 115 dB tone cuts through traffic noise
- 12 V electric design fits standard vehicle wiring
- Steel and plastic construction resists weather and vibration
- Compact 310 series size allows flexible mounting locations
- Universal bracket included for straightforward installation on cars trucks vans
Low-Tone Replacement Horn
The Wolo 310-2T is an electric low-tone replacement horn designed for domestic cars, trucks and vans. It operates on a 12 V DC system and produces a 115 dB output for audible signalling. Its steel and plastic construction with a black painted finish suits standard vehicle electrical systems.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The unit draws power directly from the vehicle's 12 V supply when activated. Sound output is rated at 115 dB, providing a loud low-tone alert in normal driving conditions. No separate cooling or thermal management is required for this horn type.
Universal Mounting Bracket Included
A universal mounting bracket is supplied with the horn to simplify installation on various vehicle models. The bracket allows flexible positioning within the engine bay or front fascia. No additional wiring harnesses or software are included in the package.
Highlights
- Low 115 dB tone cuts through traffic noise
- 12 V electric design fits standard vehicle wiring
- Steel and plastic construction resists weather and vibration
- Compact 310 series size allows flexible mounting locations
- Universal bracket included for straightforward installation on cars trucks vans
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Wolo 310-2T horn and what step is often missed?
Mount the horn using the included universal bracket, connect the 12 V power lead to the factory horn circuit, and secure a solid ground — the step most often missed is tightening the ground connection to clean metal.
What maintenance or replacement will the Wolo 310-2T horn need later?
The steel and plastic construction resists corrosion; periodically check the bracket bolts and electrical terminals for tightness, and replace the unit only if output drops below the rated 115 dB.
What limit appears first during sustained use of the Wolo 310-2T horn?
Continuous sounding draws steady 12 V current and generates heat in the electric coil, so the thermal limit of the coil is the first constraint under prolonged operation.
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